The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (5-30-24)

Episode Date: May 30, 2024

Bobby starts talking about a design flaw in our current studio that he wants to change in our new studio. Raymundo gives his Top 5 Traffic annoyances. We talk about how it sucks to miss a flight and times it has happened to us. A listener wants an update on Lunchbox’s investing and he tries to convince Bobby and Amy to buy more of a hot stock.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Nobody cares but us because it doesn't affect anybody else. But we're moving studios in the next few months. So we've been in this one for 12 years. I had kind of like designed this version of it five and a half years ago. We're moving to another building down the street.

And it's similar-ish to this, not fully, but, you know, one of the design flaws that I made. I understand why I made it, but it just kind of sucked for you is that you have to always turn your chair toward me. Amy? Yeah, I'm always toward you. You have to turn. That's okay for you, though. She just ignores us all right. We just see the back of her head.

It's not even that. I built, no, it's not even that. It's not about her looking at you guys. I was building it to give her a camera angle right to the camera. It had nothing to do with humans. That's a good camera angle. Right, when she's looking at it, right? But it's difficult for her, and I think her neck always hurts,

or it would if she's always twisting. So I was watching her twist back and forth a minute ago and just thinking, like, are you looking forward to having a new studio angle? Look at me. Yeah. So you don't have to do that all the time? I'm looking at the guys. You see how it feels, though, when she doesn't look at you?

Oh, I don't care. It's weird. I play to the camera sometimes if we're doing content that I know is going up. I don't even look at you guys. I go right to the camera. That's pretty rude. I still don't know which camera's on me. Like, is it the camera over there or the one by Bob?

I'm not telling you because then you just stare at it. Because you know what Lunchbox likes to do? He likes to look at himself on my computer screen while he's talking. It's very strange. I'm trying to figure out which camera it is. Don't worry about the camera. You be you. He's looking at himself.

He loves himself. He loves himself. You are looking forward to that. Because you're going to be right across from me and the camera is going to go right on. Okay, yeah, that would be good. Yeah, I didn't know the, I don't, I haven't seen the final design. Oh, is she going to sit by us? No.

You guys are going to be in like a different floor. Yeah, I had to eliminate that part because I feel bad for you that you always have to like turn your head and stuff. Thank you. But I'm going to go soon. It's not, the studio's not done by any means. And maybe into August. So today's May 30th, June, July. Maybe three months.

Dang. You know how construction. You're going to go. Nothing is ever on time. Well, they're already not on time. Late August is already a month behind. But even then, it'll probably still be behind. But yes, nothing's ever on time. So that's the date you're throwing out. Like you're going to go, like you're thinking August is what they say? No, I think it because I'd really try not to get myself muddled in the details because then I, once I hear a detail, I then go, well, that's the detail. And I will commit myself to it. And then I hear like three days before. Nope, that doesn't work anymore. So I just go, roughly, what's the plan? Did we get our show pad? No, I don't know what that means, but the answer is no.

What's it mean? The apartment suite that we're going to get in the building. Oh, show pad, no. No? No. No. Oh, but there's still time for that. We're going to be in this building.

I was looking at pool tables and all that. It's way higher and we have to go up an elevator and pull up in a parking garage. There's some good stuff and some annoying stuff, though, is there is a grocery store. Whole Foods right under us. That's not going to be good. Bad stuff is, bad news is it's the whole foods and it costs a lot. Exactly. But it would be convenient.

And the view. I mean, the view is spectacular. From our studio, there's no view. What do you mean? You can walk out of the studio and like to the hall and see out. What? No, just laughing at him. Yeah, we're not putting a view outside.

We live in Las Vegas in the studio. There's no time. Time is not an issue. But why would we not? Like when you have a studio that's going to be on the 80th floor, why would you not look out? I don't think it's on the 80th floor. And secondly, you can walk out the door and see the view.

But the studio will be studio. And you don't want the view behind you, because we're doing a lot. a lot of stuff of artists come in and we edit, we recorded earlier. It's just going to be all broken up. Somebody's behind and there's a cut and then they're gone. Sure. Now it's viral. Because I was thinking like TRL where fans could line up and we could wave at them.

No, I don't think fans would line up. One, and then two, I don't think anybody thinks of TRL anymore unless they're like 38 or older. Carson Daily? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But we're going to be moving. That'd be good. Ray, Yep.

Give me your top five annoyances. What was this from? I know we did this on the show, but you have only traffic annoyances? Yeah. why all traffic? Because I commute a lot now that I live in the country. It's longer. Yeah, so I thought of all these.

I got to say, I had the wrong impression of where Ray lived. He makes it sound like he's in a cabin in the middle of the wilderness. He calls it the country. I saw an Instagram story of him in Bay, and it was pretty cool. His house is nice, and he's like, all I need a big screen, like on the porch or whatever. But there are houses all around them. Like a neighborhood? That's what we called a neighborhood.

Yeah, not the country. It might be like a... Neighborhood's out. No, there's farms right across the street from them. I hear you, but it's definitely a neighborhood, and it's not Laura Ingalls Wilder, a little house in the prairie, which is what I was thinking. So it's in a more rural-ish part.

It's in a suburb. Yeah, compared to the city, yeah. Yes, go ahead. So give me your, by the way, how much longer is your drive? Nobody believes me, but in the morning is 25 minutes. After work, it's about 50. More or a total? Total, 25 minutes.

But what was your first drive when you lived in town? 10? When I lived downtown, it was 10? No, it's $20. It was 10? Downtown? No, no, no, no. You're the other one.

Ten minutes. No, not downtown, though. Your other one. When you were living... 10 minutes. Really? Yeah. At that time.

But downtown was so much closer than that one, and it was still 10 minutes? Interesting. Well, downtown, I had stoplights. I had cops. I had drunk people crossing the road. That is the thing. I used to live downtown and come here. For sure.

It didn't take me 10 minutes, though. I don't think. Because it was like, butthole, butt crack morning. Butthole crack morning. Butthole morning, whatever. But then the lights were mostly all green. that early. But I feel you. Because I live downtown for a bit.

Okay, go ahead. Give me your top five annoyances number five. Yeah, whenever semis block both lanes, it's the worst because you can't do anything about it. They're bigger than you. I think they do that on purpose. I think they talk in their little CBs like, yeah, see that guy on the Jeep was blocking. Block both lanes for what? What am I missing?

Just when you're trying to pass on I-65, if they go two semis wide, there's no doing anything because they... Oh, you mean if two of them drive them beside each other? They're side by side, and they're just making hand gestures and waving to each other and you're like hey can one of you guys go faster or slower hey save smoky and the bandit saved the bandit saved the bandit who's who i believe the bandit was the one running just by the name that's uh uh burt reynolds yeah because he'd be like hey let me do they'd block out smoky that's right smoke is the cop yeah smoke is cop okay number four the people that will cut traffic off and then expect to just get

let back into the traffic exactly not happening not happening three not enough speed limit signs There's multiple times during my commute. I just guess. Is it 65? Is it 75? Are we back down to 55? There's a tricky spot. It's where I got my one ticket over the last lifetime.

It's 55 there. Yeah, and it's the interstate. And I do like 50 now, and every car's backed up behind me if I'm ever going through there at any point of the day. Oh, I've seen you. Because I was probably doing 65 and I got a ticket.

And it feels like a 65 or 70. Okay, go ahead. Podholes. Oh, yeah, it sucks. They suck. They suck. And they can't fix them. as fast as they happen, or they just neglect them.

I've blown a tire from a pothole before here. They happen every year, like every winter. Winter, yeah. You know how they happen, like how a pothole is made? I believe so. Come on, what you got? I believe, like, moisture goes down and then it freezes and boom. Yeah.

Is that what it is? It lifts the asphalt, yeah, and then breaks it. Then they never fix it. Well, they do, but they patch it, and then it rains and freezes again, and then here we are every year. Potholes begin as snow or rain, and it seeps into the soil below the road service, freezes, comes out, boom, hole. Oh, sucks. All right, what else?

The tailgator, number one, because it ruined your drive, and now you're no longer looking in front of you, you're looking behind you, which is dangerous. You get people tailgating you? Yeah, and the worst part is in the country because... Okay. I mean, it's just you and another car, and they are right on you. And you're like, buddy, you can just slow down and put a gap of 50, 100 feet.

You don't have to be right on me because if I turn, I'm in danger, and now you're in danger. Somebody was behind me on the interstate yesterday. I was driving and they were like doing their hands like come on man what's up I'm in like there's four lanes where I was I'm in like the second lane from the right the second slowest lane and I'm right behind a truck I can go nowhere there were trucks everywhere I was like lunchtime and he's like come on buddy and then he finally pulls off his accent and looks in me like what's up yeah he thought it was you but no I couldn't have thought there were so many trucks on the road I don't know I got

blamed for something the other day it was not my fault either I'm saying I empathize with what you're feeling like sometimes cars behind you they don't know what you're reacting But there were so many cars. And they honked and get mad at you. Everybody could see all the cars. I know for a fact, I only slammed on my brakes because the car in front of me slaved on their brakes. So I was being reactive. And then also proactive, keeping everybody safe.

But the car behind me thought I was just randomly slamming on my brakes. I'm like, no. Don't yell at me. Honked and gave me a dirty look when they passed me. I'm like, no. See, you don't let them pass you guys. That's what you do. There was two legs.

They could get over. No, not. As soon as you see them put their signal light on, you start turning. right to her. So here we go. This is Roadway Jetty. Block them. And then, and then you pull, then you do the 18 wheeler. You pull up to a car that's like going a certain speed. And if they're trying to get by you, you just go the same speed as the other car. Now you can't go anywhere. And then start mapping out how to get to the hospital after you get shot. Just so you're ready. So when you get that bullet in your shoulder. No, you just play dumb.

But you play dumb while you want. It doesn't stop the bullet. Because then they're always just like, hey. And they're like, oh, sorry. I didn't know what I was. Yeah. And then when the bullet hits you, play dead. Yeah. That's shoot you. People will shoot you. Even if they don't, one might eventually doing crap like that all the time that's why like people just slow down and just drive normal listen it's it slow down just drive normal and slow down give yourself extra time to get where you're going right bones just drive and if everybody drives like what are you talking about it's what i do now he's like he's not chill until he's not chill he's like everybody he's chill but me and he's like hey bobby hey bobby give yourself extra time to get places right bobby like

that's bobby's philosophy not yours no what time do i get to work now i get to work now i get to work like with plenty of time now. I've never done that in my life. And I feel stress free about it. I hear you and I'm happy for that and happy for you that you don't feel stressed. But why do you think you do that now? Just because I leave with extra time? Yeah, but why do you think that is? Because the culture here is that. And that's why I said, right, Bobby? Got it. I thought you were like telling me to learn. No, no, no. Like that's how you live your life. I felt teaching. No, no, no, no. Dude, you teach us. No. I mean, I just, I don't teach. I just hope everybody has the same equal respect for everybody else.

I just saw getting someplace early as a waste of time. And now I see it as stress-free. Oh, I don't know. Definitely stress-free. And not only that, you can do things within that time if it's a place that you can actually go into. Yeah. No, like airport.

You can leave earlier. Oh, airport. When you get to the airport early, is so stupid. It's such a waste of time. We just sit down, man. You can sit down and just wait. I'd rather be early seven times than miss one flight. Correct, dude.

because I've been there where my flight leaves in 15 minutes and I'm in security and the line's not moving. That's stressful. Abby missed a flight? It's rare to miss a flight these days. Oh, I almost missed one where I was running through the airport carrying my shoes. No, because. Okay, well, that's not what we're talking about. Abby missed a flight.

Good story though. Yeah. Abby, did you miss a flight? Yeah, that was bad. What happened to? Now, you didn't almost. No, I actually missed it. Go ahead.

So I got there early because I was going to Florida and I was going to the beach and I was like, ooh, I mean, I can't miss this. So I got there and I got to my gate and I just sat down, right? So my gate was 21 and I was at the counter 21, 22. So I sat next to the counter 21. But I guess it was across the way. Oh, you were there? Yeah, so I literally sat there.

Abby, that sucks. I've done something similar. You've missed a flight because you're sitting there. I've not missed one, but I've been like, it's a surprise nobody's lining up yet like 20 minutes before. They've been like, oh God. But no, I've never missed one because of that. but I do relate.

Oh, Abby, they didn't call your name over the intercom because they... That's what I'm saying. I did not hear my name. You also could have not heard your name if you have headphones in. Yeah, I didn't have headphones, but the guy next to me was talking really loud.

I heard his whole life story. No, it's your fault. It is my fault. Oh yeah. Oh, yeah, I know that. But luckily, there were three other people also that missed too. Like, how crazy is that?

They were like, this happens all the time. I'm like, don't they mark it better or something? They have, yeah, with big signs. You got to read the screen. It doesn't have numbers on it. Mine was they gave my seat away. I was going to Haiti to see the kids, and it was so terrible because my dad was also meeting me there. And my dad, it was a very quick trip.

We would do that often because with work and we didn't have a lot of time. And my dad was able to go for like 30 hours or something. And I, well, missed about seven of those because I missed the flight. Like, I was there. I was there flying out of the country. So, of course, I was there plenty of time. And I'm sitting there. And I go up.

and I'm like, I think I'm on this flight and where is everybody? And I gave him my name and they said, oh, yeah, yeah, we gave your seat away to that. Actually, that man right there that's walking on. And I was like, what? And then speaking to Haiti, I also missed a flight in Haiti, getting back to America.

The Haiti airport was something else. Yeah, so I got stuck at that for hours. Just small. I'm like, no, it's not even that it's small. Yeah, it's definitely smaller. It's like, it's like a livestock. Mayhem. Chaos.

People everywhere. There's some animals. There's like people outside. Real livestock. Yeah, it's like going into a livestock show. The thing's just walking by. You can pay people to escort you to the front of the line. Yeah, yeah.

That's not corruption because it's allowed, but it's weird. No, it is. Do they have TSA pre-check there? I don't think it's allowed allowed. But they don't not allow it. Oh, yeah. Do they have TSA pre-check there? I don't know they have any kind of check at all.

Yeah, they have security. You have to go through the line and put your stuff through the belt. A slip a five. They'll let you walk a machine gun through. They have drug dogs. That's wild. But yeah, missing a flight is a bad feeling. There was one trip.

He has to give back to one. All right, here you goes. He knew his other story wasn't good enough. He was going hard with it. He made it up. And now he's like, all right, I got another one. I missed three flights in one trip. Okay, go ahead.

Going to Vegas. I got to the airport late in Austin missed the flight. So I sat at the bar, drank, and then got on a plane to Vegas. Coming back from Vegas, we had a connector in Phoenix. And our plane was late leaving Vegas. Get to Phoenix. Miss that flight. So I had to spend the night in Phoenix.

wake up the next morning overslept. Oh my God, this is too many details. I don't understand if you're going to make of a story and make up a good one. That is good. It's not. No, the headlines are good.

We got hammered. Who got stabbed? Who got stabbed? No, no, we got hammered and we called for a wake-up call and whoever called. No, Carlos called the front desk to say, hey, I need a wake-up call at this time. I remember this.

I was on this trip. But then he slept with the phone on his chest and never hung it up on the receiver. So we missed our wake-up call. So missed our third flight and had to sit in the Phoenix airport for four hours. Wait, you were on this trip and you didn't miss your part. I didn't miss the third one.

He didn't miss that. I got a different flight. I mean, I answered the phone. Yeah, and he didn't miss a flight going to Vegas because he got to the airport on time. So he only missed one flight and that was because it was delayed. Yeah, so I mean, I'm part of this story too, I guess, but it wasn't good enough me to remember.

I remember missing three flights. Man, good story, buddy. He came through. Wow. That's good, man. Then I miss a flight in Chicago coming back from my grandma's funeral. Oh, dang. That sucks.

Sorry, dude. Yeah, sorry about that, man. That happens. It does. All right, thank you lunchbox. Yep. Well, you're guys missing flights. He had to get back in there, didn't he?

I didn't tell you. None of their flight stories were good. What about the one where you almost missed it? Abby's was good. And you had a shoe. Mine was good. I thought. Oh, I didn't say yours wasn't good.

Oh, the whole bit started because I said Abby missed a flight. True. And she was there. And she sat in and that reminded you of something that happened to you. Yeah, because I forgot about that. And it was terrible. You just got offended for no reason. Because you wouldn't have told your story had she not told her, then you pivoted off that.

Yeah, I know Abby's was good. I was just making sure I was a lumped into lunchboxes. Hey, it's okay, guys. Yeah, the one I almost heard. Let's hear the one he almost missed. Oh, man. I was going to Florida and I got out of, I like to book things like right up to the minute. Yeah.

And my flight was at like 12.20. Uh-uh. And we got out of work at 1140. You don't say. And so I am going, I mean, like 85, 90 to the airport and there's an ambulance in the right lane. and it's lights are on and I'm passing it because I'm going so fast and I'm like I'm not going to make my flight

I pull up to the valet at the airport, never valet and I just go here man, take my keys and go. Do your keys up in the air? And he goes, sir, there's other people in front of you and it's like I got to go, I'm going to miss my flight. I need a ticket and he goes, great addition. Sir, you're going to wait your turn and I said, I'll just figure it out when I get back. Go up the

escalator, get to the checkpoint, take my shoes off, through and run all the way to the gate. And I made it with too minutes of spare. And where was your car when you got back? Yeah, what happened in the car? I had to sit there for 45 minutes and why they tried to figure out which car it was because I didn't have a ticket. But you figured it out when you got back? Because he was like, you really want to do that with your vehicle? I was like, I got no choice, man. Oh, that's crazy. Dude, if I was working there, I would have just put the vehicle left on the side, let it get towed.

Or left the door open and just lay the keys in the seat. Whatever happens happens? Yeah, exactly. Hey, man, that's a good story. Hey, man, it's a good story. Hey, do you have another one? Let's call him Mr. Story. Give them 30 seconds. I'll think another one. Oh, one time. No, no, no. I do want to play this voice microphone.

I don't make anything up. Sean and Missouri, Ray, it's number four, please. I was just calling because I would like to get an update on Lunchbox's investing. Because the last time I had heard an update, lunch was wanting to buy another stock of Navidia and you guys didn't want to. And I decided to take a chance, and I bought two shares at $800 a share. That was on April 24th. Right now it is up 42%.

So if I could just get an update and see what lunchbox thinks, that'd be great. I told you, idiots. Guys, do you know what Navidia is? Guys, it's got to be an AI type. Let me say, AI company. Navidia is now worth more than both Amazon and Tesla combined. No, that's amazing. And you guys did not want to buy more shares.

You didn't believe me. Who found Navidia? I did. No, I did. It told you. It told you on the app. That's right. I remember.

No, it was like, oh, these are stocks you might want to look at. Right, right, right. It wasn't like you tried. But it was in a list of 10, and I picked it. But we have some of it. We have one. One. That's awesome, dude.

We don't even have a full one. No, we have a full one. We have $800. Oh, we bought it like $400. Dang. So what do we have total? Here, let me go to the money. Why are you yelling?

Why is he yelling? Because I was so mad about it. But you're wrong so many times and you don't want to talk about it. But when you're right, you're like screaming at us. Who doesn't do that? Well, any of us. Most people. You only talk about your successes.

People don't want to hear about your failure. Go ahead. It wasn't even a success. It was something we didn't do. Oh, my God. Didn't you write a whole book on your failures? Yeah. Navidia?

Oh my God. This is badass. Whoa. It is worth $1,354 right now. You're serious? You're rich. We could have been so rich. Wait, ours is, we have $1,000 in our account?

How much we have in our account? Our total return on... Total and everything. How much we have in our account? Oh, my God, I don't know. That should be the main number up front. No, no. On Navidia.

Okay, how much do we spend? We spent... Let me see how I do this. It's always confuses... We've done this bit 10 times. I know. It's why we don't do it on the show anymore because I can't wait. Because it starts like this.

Let me turn my phone on. Shut up. We are up 146% on Navidia. Yeah, I don't care about that. I'm saying how much of... We're a positive $675 on Navidia. How much have we spent? Mike, will you look?

What do you mean? Look. Because you said you didn't know how to see what we spent in. No, I just told you how much we got today in the video. But we have other... Navidia now is with 1130. Yeah, our total portfolio is $1,300. Sorry.

How much have we put. put in? Like 600. What? Sex hundred. How much is that? Where's your mind right now? We put in $6.00? So we put in $7.20 and we have how much in there now? $1,354. Wow. Good for us. And what are we doing with it? I'm making money, man. Dang. So wait, a few weeks ago we should have bought more.

Yes, like when I said, Amy, you said no. But you can do that with every stock. Dang it. Not with Navitia is, it is skyrocketing to the moon. But I'm saying you can do this scenario constantly over time. Guys, right now, I want to say this. Let's buy another stock. At $1,000? Amy, it ain't. Did you just hear me? It's more valuable than Tesla.

But how much more could it go up? I don't know. It's more valuable than Tesla and Amazon together. It's more valuable than Tesla and Amazon. $1,600. I am on record right now saying let's buy another share. I tried to get you in at $800. When it was $800, it's gone up $300.

Hey, why are you waiting on them? Just do it, dude. No, no, because we're a shared portfolio here, ma'am. I'm in. Do it? What do you want? How much money do you want? Do you want to buy one or two?

How much? At 1,100? Yeah. How much more, Bobby, how much more higher does stocks go? I don't know. What do you mean? There's no ceiling. And then, Amy, here's what's crazy.

I know, but what's that? No, no, Amy, listen to me. Focus on the investment guy. Let her ask a question. I'm trying to ask a question of, like, typically. Go ahead. I get that there could be no ceiling, but like, where, if we go out in at 1,000, could it be that, like, in four more weeks, it's now at 2,500?

Could be. Okay. Rare of that happen. but it could be, yes. And Amy, let me tell you something. When it gets so high, they want to, like, bring it back down so more people can buy it.

They will split it so you double your shares. Okay. How do you know that? Because I'm an investor. Because I'm an investor. He doesn't even how to work the app, but he's an investor. Like, how incredible is that?

How much money do you want? I want. But you're going to match it, and Amy's going to match it. Oh, yeah. We have to agree to that. Guys, I think we should buy. How many shares you want to buy?

I don't want to buy it. I'm not... Three? I'm not spending $3,300 on the video. If we buy three, that'd be 1,000 each. 1100, yeah. Yeah, let's do it. I don't want to spend any more than 1,600.

Right, 16. Yeah. Sorry, man. How much do you... How much do you want? I want to buy three shares, guys. Wait, so you want to spend $1,100 of your own money. You won't spend any money on anything.

Dude, just so I can tell you how right I am and we can just make... But if you're wrong? Hey, man. No, not, hey, man. That business. It's show business. How much are you willing to put in? I am going to put in.

No, you have to be willing, not you're going to, because we have to agree. 1,200. Of your own money? To buy the... He's a gambler, guys. I like gambling. So we don't have... Do you have PayPal?

Yeah, I do have PayPal. He will not buy his kids' new clothes, but he will gamble. Yeah, I still have the same golf shorts that I've worn for seven years. They used to be black, now they're kind of white. Yeah, they're faded. But I won't buy new ones. But if I can gamble and try to win some money, let's go. What about your golf clubs?

How long you had those? Who, I don't even know. long time. Amy, how much? I'll do whatever lunchbox is doing. Dude. But you can be, but you don't have to.

If he does $1,200, we do $1,200, we're buying more than... We're buying three. We're buying three and then some. No, no, because there's a little fee they. But we have to get a, we have to have an out plan because you can't just keep buying

and just sitting forever unless it's a forever investment. Hey, Navidia is a forever investment. I don't know why, but I'm getting visions of the palette right now. Just like the palate. Like, it's like a deja vu. I know. Okay, let me do a mid roll here for a minute. Hold on, hold on. Let me play this. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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So I got PayPal, I got Venmo. Send me $1,200, $1,200, and we buy $3,000. We should have done it at $800. You don't buy three Navidias. And you guys were against it at $800, so it costs us some money right now. Like it was a bad, bad. Amy, don't spend any more money than you're comfortable with. Amy, how much?

I'm mad. We didn't have. No, no, I know. I don't want to be mad again. Don't be mad again, Amy. That is not the way to go to it. That's like losing a bunch of gambling and be like, well, I don't want to be sad again. You missed one flight.

Don't miss another. I know I have to be okay with it. I would have to be okay. What are you okay with? I mean, if y'all are doing that, I don't want to pressure you. No, you do have a choice because I just, I'll back you for whatever you want. If you want to do less, I'll do less. Hey, you've missed a flight before.

This is your chance to get on the plane. Let's go. We are going to the moon, guys. Amy? Navidia is worth more than Amazon and Tesla combined. I would say that if we go in, we need to, after we invest and he does this on the app, we need to create an exit plan. Yeah, when we get $20,000.

Right then of like the moment, if it hits this, we go either way. So then we're going to be at four shares total. Yeah. But first, how much? I know. I'm just like, talk me through. If we do this, then we're at four total. If the split happens, like lunchbox says, we could have eight.

Exactly. And then then that would say Then that would be Say even if it lowers back down to just $1,000 that would be $8,000 Well no, you can't think about it like that How much are you willing to put in?

I have discalcula How much are you willing to put in? I'll match y'all Like anything I'm in like what? I'm sending you $1,200 M-M-Moh right now. Let's go! It is now, hold on. Boom.

You're going to have to put it in right now. I'm doing it right now. I'm in. So what we need to do is Oh my God. He says let me figure it. You're figuring out how to do it. You guys don't learn, do you?

No, we don't learn. Have you been making money or what? No. We're up 145% and you're telling me we haven't made money? The percentage that doesn't do a thing. To me, I need to hear like what we're up. We're up $640. I like to hear that better.

Because we could invest five bucks in something. But really, it's not your money until you cash it out. Correct. No, we're not down, Amy, because it's going to go up tomorrow. You don't know that. I hope it does. No, when I pull up... Okay, disinvest it before it goes up.

Are there projection things on there? I don't know how to do that. Just invest it. I got to figure out how to it. What's the little call letters again for it? Navidia is. N-I-V-D-A, Navidia. You're listening to invite.

N-I-V-D-A. Yeah, that's what it is. Collie. Sorry. Okay. I saw the one next to it. At what point do you guys get to make business decisions for Navidia? Why is it down right now?

Because they're hearing this bit. And they're like, oh, God, their best thing we're out. Oh, no. It's high. Oh my God. It's literally lowering. That's good. You want that.

Did you send him your money? Oh, we want that? Yeah. Before we put money in. Yes, I'm sending it. I don't just do it as quickly as you, but I'll do it today. No, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, just a bubba.

Let's give me a second. It's Venmo. That's the point of Venmo. Amy, do you see how the market's moving? You've got to move that. You've got to move faster. It's like the cable guy. I'll be there between two and nine.

No, no, no, no, no. It's literally going down. All right, how do I? Should you wait until it goes down down? No. Well, you can. But that speculates will get you in trouble either way because you wait until it goes down and it goes up. Then you got to spend even more to get the same thing.

I got to put money into spending. Oh, God. Oh, so when I had some money in my Venmo wallet. Did you get my money? I don't know. Let me check, man. Then we got to get. You got to get what?

I got a meeting at 1030. You do? Yeah. With NVIDIA? You're on the board? What the fuck? Oh, I got Bobby's money. We're in the, hey, Morgan.

I put it in. my spending, right? He needs Morgan's help now. Okay. Well, every time I do this... This was Morgan's idea, too, right? No. Yes, it was. No, it wasn't. Because I have the time I put it in the wrong account. How much... I'm a investor. Spending. That's what I need, right?

I've done this 16 times. Choose a amount. Four, five, six. Whoa, whoa, it's a lot of money. That's a lot of money. What happened? My bank's going to call me. He just put the total of what... So he's doing all three for his bank.

He's taking the money and putting it back in his bank that we're sending him. I don't think his bank's going to let him do that. The guy. Oh my gosh. He won't buy a cracker. Correct. And he's like, I'm doing $1,200. No, seriously.

He won't pay for lunch. No, right. Yes. Hold on, guy. Dines and dashes. I've done that. But he'll gamble. Okay.

What? We got it. Don't worry. It's going to take a day or two. A day or two. No, no, no. It doesn't. I just literally bought some.

No, no. Literally. It wasn't on the side. Stop. Oh, you were on the side. You sucker. You were behind our back and bought the video without us? How dare you?

Bones, as an outside? That's my son. I'm looking at the market. I'm looking at the market and I bought 20 bucks so I could watch it track. If I don't have it, I can't watch the track on my app. But it only allows you to put $1,000 in a day. Let's put all our 401K in the video. Are you side trading, bro?

I just, I spent 20 bucks on it because it'll then anything. I have in my Robin Hood account? 20 means 2000. It doesn't mean 2000. But I want to be able to see it on my front page. 20 definitely doesn't mean 20. So what do I do? Oh my God.

Hey, Bones just bought some right now and he's like, it'll take five business days. I'll get a thousand, but I need... Bobby's like, that's 20? I meant $1,000. It's going to take me four days to get it in there. I'm up $1.60. But Lushbox, what are you doing?

Well, I can't get in. I bet you... Do I need to call them? Write him a letter, bro. No. Well, I mean, can they up my limit? I have any money in his account. And so he's having to put the money in it.

You can use like a check card, though, from the bank. Yeah, but it says the limit is $1,000. And it should give you audit. Oh, it does give you some, though. Yeah, it lets me put up. Okay, then do $1,000. You need a broker. Do a thousand.

Do your limit. This sucks. Oh, wait, wait. Excuse me, Mr. Novitiya. Up to five per day. Oh, wait. I need. I need.

Wire transfer says no limit. How do I do that? Click the button. That's not us. We don't know how to wire transfer? First of all, I put a thousand in right now. I'm doing it. Do you have our money?

I put a thousand in. Put your limit in right now. Yes, I'm doing it. What's your meeting? It's just a business meeting real quick. It'll take about four minutes. He looks at his watch out. You'll have a watch on.

And he's not wearing one. What I would do is I put the thousand in that you can put in right now. Did it. No, you're doing it. No, I did it. I already hit the button. Okay. Error.

Give Morgan your phone. I did it. And go to your meeting. I need my phone from a meeting. What? I got to call people, man. During your meeting? Yeah.

The meeting's on the phone? Yeah. Oh, it's a phone. Oh, got it. You should be in the meeting. What else would be? Amy? He's got side hustle.

Can you give Mike your login information and let him try to do it? Do you think I know how to log into this? It's safe. He's still logged in. Did you get to miss your meeting? I know. Did you want to do that? Why is it not going in?

It's time. Don't be late. He's investing as a guest. Oh, you know what? What is your debit card? Would you like to invest as a guest? Yes. You'd like pay away higher percentage?

No, you didn't even know who it is. It's just taking the money. That's hilarious. He got a credit card out. And he has to pull the Dunkin' Donuts and give rewards card out. It's the same one, man. Wait.

Oh, oh. From... No, no. I know what I'm doing wrong. Click on that. Did you figure it out? Let me see what we're up. Stop. No, you went behind our back.

No. I've now made $3. Dang. On your $20, it's already made $3. Amy, you should just go invest with Bobby. In just that time. Why is it not working? Why are you wasting your time over here?

Should I save you with the $1,200, Bobby? What do you want me to do? Bobby, just type your own stuff, dude. You and Amy do it. Okay. What you can buy the stock with. Bones, I'll buy you some money. No, I'm not involved in this.

I just wanted to see it Let me remember you someone Let's get in On my app I gotta go to my meeting I'll be right back Hey take your time dude How long is this meeting

Hey let me have phone 5-9-9-9 I gotta go to the meeting You guys We're gonna invest Don't worry We open our own account Let's do it

Let's do it We'd already send them $1,200 bucks All right he has my wife It's okay He can get He sent that back The Bitcoin

The next only invested in Is why I even have this app I mean it's the only reason I even use it Well and your Bitcoin is so high It is, yeah, it did well, but I didn't even do it. I didn't even know. Do you want to see what it made?

Right now? The Bitcoin. He's like, I don't know, I just accidentally invested in the camera. I just accidentally invested. That's just a Bitcoin. Plus, that's plus. That's not it. Yeah, me too.

That's just the Bitcoin. My total funds is that. Oh, yeah, that's what I thought. Yeah. But the Bitcoin just itself is that. And I don't know anything about Bitcoin and I wasn't like being smart. Like, I knew it. What's the red part?

That's the old. That's Doge on top And I invested in that when Elon Musk was doing it And lost like $1,600. Doge coin? I was going to say you're down on that one. But, okay. I bought that because he's going on SNL and I was like,

he's going to really blow Doja up. He never talked about it. Oh. Yeah. But again, I don't know anything. He doesn't either. He doesn't know how to work his app. No.

I don't know why I sent him that money. He's in a business meeting right now. I got in the mood. I was like, let's go. Okay. Okay. I also invest a little more than $20 bucks. We know that.

Dude, we're not dumb. Yeah. I just want to hear him screaming. I know he wouldn't get in in time. What is... What is that? What is that app? What is the app you're on?

This is Robin Hood. Okay. Should I get on Robin Hood? Is that what he's on? Lunchbox? Oh, no, that was it? That wasn't a business meeting. No, I had to push the meeting

because I was worried you guys were going behind my back. You pushed it? Yeah. I told him, I had to call back. Give me your phone. Oh, here. Dude, why are you out of breath? Because I was running.

Where? You pushed a meeting. Is it a meeting or are you just like paying an invoice for your like child care? No, I'm meeting. It's going down. She did his face, like, you know, Recognition. Recognizes, and he did his face like he was taking a picture.

Like, he stuck his tongue out like he does. See, what is that? Let's keep saying error. Accounts broken. Hold on. This happens a lot. It's probably flagging you, dude, because he doesn't have that much money. Or because he's on a flip phone.

That too. What did you guys do? Did you guys invest behind my back? I don't want anybody's money in my account. So no. Absolutely not. Okay, so how much money was it? Everson.

$3,600. Yeah, just do it He won't spend that on my car Maybe I need to call the bank And up my limit Should I call? You definitely need to call your bank Because they think you're being robbed right now

Should I call? I can call maybe he'll answer And talk to us on the speaker What are you talking to? Well, because Now that I'm No, but now that I'm Taking control of my finances

And I'm single No, I told you all I was meeting with someone To help me get my life together This is not a competition to have With you getting your life together With you just throwing 12-over bucks and much much much

What if he's like, yeah, the Navidia is great. Like, do it. What if he's? He doesn't know Navidia like I do. He, what? This is what he does. He don't know DVD like I do. No, let's just hold.

Everybody just... Holding power. I got to call him. Why? Not for this. I'm investing in something. But that's, you're investing in lunchbox is what you just did. Oh, boy.

He can't even get his app working. When you put it that way, that's no good. It's a terrible decision. Oh, my gosh. Let me see what I made. NVIDA. What you made in Navidia? Yeah.

Since we stopped, I made. I made $3.49. Oh, my God. Imagine if it had been a big, big chunk. Stock is. No, you're the problem because you don't know how to run the account. Deposit initiated. 3,600.

But I don't know. You get $1,000 of it today. His house is now up for mortgage. All the sudden on the internet. Okay. Now you have a thousand right now and the rest will come in. Oh, I did. It did it.

Thousand in? No. Hey, I didn't hear thank you at all. Thank you, Morgan. Hold on. He doesn't know it's in yet. Oh, it is. Thousand in.

Thousand in. See, it says buying. $1,000. It's $1,000. Buying power a thousand, I mean you can use $1,000, but you haven't invested it yet. Right, because I can't afford a stock yet. Oh, you don't have to buy a full stock to do it. Dang. You can buy a thousand dollars worth. Do that. Oh, can't. That's legit. I never do that. I just sent him. I said this NVDA, thoughts on that stock. Are you having your own conversation in the show over there? He said, call me real quick. Let's just call him. Call him. Call him. I'm telling you, he's going to say lunch is a genius. Call him. Call him.

You guys, you guys. Man, I'm going to have people on the stock exchange. There is on this. So on Robin Hood, what's cool about it is it gives you all these analyst ratings. And right now it says 90% say buy. Exactly. Which is a really high number. I've made 365. Yes, we know. Oh, hey.

Lunchbox, put that money in there. I'm trying. Would you approve to have your voice on 371 now I've made? The radio. How do I? Okay, I'm putting him on speaker and lunchbox ask whatever question. I don't have a question. This is.

You're the one that question. I told you to buy. Okay, we have. I have a statement. Bobby has a statement. I have a statement. Nobody knows what they're doing. We just gave our money to the person that you at least likely give your money to.

Morgan, how do I buy? So, let me, backstory is several months ago. Bobby and I gave Lunchwock's money to invest on the Robin Hood app, and he invested in a video. I don't know that he's on Robin Hood. Whatever. Yeah. Number of shares. The video has gone up significantly.

And so now at $1,100 a share now, we bought at like $300 something. So now he wants us to buy more. And so Bobby and I are committing right now. to buying three more shares total all three of us because it's all three of us in on the investment. And is that smart? Point eight. Okay. So here's where I think we're at with a company like Nvidia. And what I feel like a lot of people are doing is really similar to what happened in 2022. And I don't know how

much you guys pay attention. But in 2022, we had this massive euphoria in the markets. We saw on crypto currencies. We saw it in tech stocks. We saw it really across the board. And inevitably, what happens is people get fascinated and in love with certain companies. They go up and up and up. And then people continue to buy more, irregardless of the fundamentals, irregardless of the long-term outlook of the company. They're simply buying it because it's going up and in hopes that it will continue to go up. And if you want things like that, I own NVIDIA, I own it my client accounts

going back several years, so we're up a lot of my clients are up massively on NVIDIA. What we do typically is we rebalance because when one company goes through growth like that very quickly, it becomes a huge part of a

portfolio and that can create excess risk that you don't want. So generally I try to tell people like when something like NVIDIA is happening, It's oftentimes not the best time to buy Everyone's most excited about it Now I've been excited about it from a year man But now everyone else

You saw it on the front page of the app What did it work? We can't get our money in There was 10 stocks and I picked that one So long story short here is we're If we're doing this it's a risky thing and Boom we bought 0.87 shares 0.87 we are back

What I would suggest is we have an exit plan On the ceiling and the floor If we had either one of them we'd get the crap out Okay, we're going to have an exit plan According to Bobby Well, ask this dude What's his name? Jimmy Money.

Hold on, he's talking. Go ahead. James, go ahead. Yeah, I'm sorry. Are you asking about an exit plan or what's the question? Yeah, yeah. So what do you think? What do you think? When it gets a 20,000 we get out?

Do I share? No. I'll say this. NVIDIA's got a lot going for it right now. Oh. So tell wins with AI. I still like the company. it's still on my portfolios, but I look at it this way.

There are several reasons you would sell a stock. One is it gets so astronomically priced that it's disconnected from fundamentals. For the video, I don't think you can say that just yet because their performance, they just released earnings recently. Their performance has been incredible, so they're actually delivering on the high price. Another thing would just be that the thesis is complete. Like you bought a company for a reason. It did its thing.

And now you're like, okay, I think this is played out and you would sell it. And then there are other things like management changes, you know, fraud, like obvious things like that. So for NVIDA, I think, price, yeah, you know, and Enron, something like that. But for NVIDIA, the way I look at it is I've trimmed a little bit because I think it is expensive. I've tried to keep it in line with portfolios. I don't use price targets in a traditional sense just because if you notice analysts constantly revise them. They're pretty pointless. Like they're revising them every quarter.

So I would say just think about the business more fundamentally. And when there's an actual reason to sell, sell it, but don't just buy it. The reason for buying it is because it's been really good. I don't think that's a very good. That's exactly the reason we wanted to buy it. Okay. Well, so we... I've now made $5.25.

Dang. Wow. How much did you really do you? Don't worry about that. Okay. All right. Well, thank you for taking the time, James. Like, we appreciate it.

We don't know what we're talking about. Tell them my plan, floor and ceiling. We get out of the, we have a floor and we have a ceiling. It's fun to think about either way, but I think as long as you know, this is, you know, investing is inherently risky. Oh, yeah, we like Gamble. But you can also do really well, and Nvidia is a really solid company. So, you know, I think it's got that going for it. Well, thank you very much.

And now we're going to call it Invidia, because I've been calling it Navidia. So, okay. Invidia, that's what I've called it since I was 13 years old. Oh, wow. It's been around a while. It's also known as Nevada. All right. Thank you so much, James. I'm investing in this. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Bye. Thanks. Bye.

You two, three times that she didn't give him a floor and ceiling plan. Yeah, you can hear Bobby saying that three times. And you said, okay, then you just forgot every time. And then I was like, I don't. How much are we on lunchbox for? We have 1.87 shares right now. Market value $2,129. We are negative $6 today on Navidia. I'm up because I got it in on time. Wait, so what about the other amount of money that we have? We have how much left?

We have $50 of buying power. No, no, that we've paid you. What? We together have $3,600. I'm just making sure. So we have $2,600 that we had to get back in there and get in a video. God, if we would have done it at $800. And when, well, you can say that about anything.

No, no, but I'm saying $800. $800. $400. $1,000. Oh, wait, hold on. $3,600. I'm sorry about you. All of a sudden he's a math whiz.

Do you want me to text on floor ceiling? I'm sorry, I missed that. No, what I'm saying is we need to have a point where we need to get out. If it hits below a certain point or above a certain point, we go, A, we hit this, we're happy with it, we pull out. 10,000. Of what? Dollars.

That's the ceiling. Overall? No. A share. No, no chance. You're asking it to 10 times itself. Yeah, that's called. Okay, then you're going to lose it all because eventually it's going to lose money.

It's called 10x, dude. When I'm an investor, I want 10X. You don't even know how to use your app. But I know when I watch Chartang, they say, how am I going to get 10X my money? Are you going to be a million-dollar company? Or a billion-dollar company? Hey, my geography teacher did on Dell,

and she became a millionaire. But she got in when it first started. This is just starting to go to the moon. It's been around since this dude's been 13, apparently. Right. They've been working on AI since he was 13. Oh, he's younger. So you should give us our money.

So we all put in $333. You should give us the rest of our money back. what? How much you put in? Oh, a thousand. I put a thousand. Right. So that's 333 from each of us. But we also gave you 12. Yeah, yeah, but we didn't even get a full share yet. Right. But I'm saying we don't know what you're going to do with that money. Okay. All right. It's going to go in there. Like check with me tomorrow. And I'll have another thousand in there and I'll buy another point eight seven shares.

But what if it's way down? You still going to jump on it? That's legit. Then we'll get more shares. Right. But we just lost all the money we put in today. That's fine. It'll come back. I'm not. Why don't you guys sell your stock? Like that you already have like Academy and all that? Sell all that. That's good point. That is called eggs and basket.

Yeah, no, you're supposed to diversify your portfolio. Yeah, he just said you don't want to have a... You want Academy Sports and Outdoors in there. I only know keyboards. Hey, about $5.6 on the video. See? Dang, dude. Hey, Bobby's so lucky.

No, not lucky. Look, 506. Academy's up, dude. 5785 a share, man. We're crushing it. Ray's RVNC is down to 284. What do we buy in at? We have lost $29 and $7.

99 cents. Okay, that's fine. Okay, well then let's wrap this. We have nothing else to do today. It is down 91%. Why can't a country singer go, go, what's it called? Public. Public. Like Morgan Wallen. Can he go public? Can a person go public? That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about. They have, I've seen situations like that in like the fantasy, like a player. It's like a gambling thing. Like this player goes up, you can buy a certain share. It's a game, but you can do it with money, but it's not on the stock market. They're like Morgan Wall and LLC. That's called slavery. That's called slavery. kind of. You sell people. No, a lot of He's an entertainer. Weren't sports people doing this where they were You could buy stock in them? Yeah, that's what I was just saying. But it's not like federally regulated.

It's like a basically a fantasy game, but with real money. Oh, that sounds risky. Okay, we're done. Thank you all. We put a thousand bucks in a video today. Lunchbox still has. How much money of ours? Say it on record.

$2,600. Well, not all yours because some of mine in there. $2,600. No, total. He's not, okay, go ahead. That's not total. No, none of that math is right. So we did 3,000 in there.

So we did 3,600 all in. Yeah, but that's a lot of it. But if you bought it for a thousand, you have to pay a fee, didn't you? Yeah. So that would cost more or we didn't actually get $1,000. We got like $970. Yeah, something like that. I don't even know what you're asking me.

Okay. I thought you were asking me how much money you gave me. Now, how much money have they given you? Like, what's in their portfolio? Like, how much money have they put into your business? I don't know. This is not a business. I don't do that.

Whatever it is. What do you mean you don't do that? That's not my department. Mike knows. Yeah, see, there you go. It's Mike's department. I'm not a note taker, man. I'm a buyer.

Our new total investment in everything, Mike. Oh my God, this is so dumb. $4,320. Total that we've put in. divided by three. Yeah, we know that. What is that number? No, no, hold on.

If it's 4.320, what do we have in the account right now? We have 2,361. $1. Plus the going in the $2,400 tomorrow. Yeah. Is they waiting on that? 2,600, you mean? No, no, no, it's not tomorrow. It's $4,900.

So we'll be. Significant. No, it's significant. Give us a number. $600. Okay, good. That's awesome. It said two to five business days.

That's all right. So you're saying tomorrow, but it could be next week. But it could be tomorrow. So I asked him if it would make it to $10,000 to share. And he said, it's certainly possible over the long. long term, anything is possible. It's up 1,700% since 2018. That said a lot of the risk is now gone, so the returns likely won't be as high. Right. It's like buying like an apple now. No, not quite, but something super safe. But this could... Guys, it's gone up, it's gone up $300 in the last two weeks. We need the thing now that in a few years. It's like, man, I'm not being in this with you guys for a few years. I may not even know you. I'm honest.

What? That's cool. You won't know us. Why wouldn't, what? I'll be out of here. Where you going? I'll be on a beach of Fayetteville. Nice. on the lake whatever okay all right good we're done

thank you for this trip I can't believe I just send him $1,200 bucks I can't believe I spend $1,200 bucks Is that what we're still doing? He has our money so there's nothing we can do

No Amy hasn't paid you Yes I am This is Palet the sequel Amy has not paid yet I am paying right now Listen I'm responsible And I have things Like in certain savings accounts

It's like shooting over $1,200 I'm trying to figure out That's what I did like an idiot to him Well I know but I'm You have to move money around? Super responsible now. I know. It was not responsible on me to do.

Yeah. I mean, for me to spend that much money? Your wife can't kill you. Trying to take care of my future. She doesn't have my money. Navity, I've only had it somewhere safe and now I'm going to throw it over here. No, there goes your future.

Okay, we'll check back in, okay. Good luck, guys. Thank you. Ray, we're done. Post show, thank you guys. Eddie, we need to sign these pickle balls and mail them out. Okay.

Let's do that. I need you to throw them over to me. I can't. You can't. I took my boot off. We're sending out pickleball. Sign pickle balls. If you comment under on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Vones, that pickleball video,

we randomly picked three commenters and then send them signed whatever ball we went to the sport of too much access. We went to the Texas Ranchers pickleball team. We'll sign these. Get them out. Thank you guys. Post show over. Goodbye. A win is a win.

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